EPISODE · Nov 15, 2021 · 58 MIN
S2 Ep93: Too Sensitive
from Chardonnay & DNA · host Rachael Herbert
We're back! After a break for the wedding, the hosts get back into the swing of things with some Golden Girls trivia for superfans. This week our story has no DNA, but it is a hometown story for the ladies! Rachael covers Edward Surratt, a serial killer from the Pittsburgh area.
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